This program will give you a chance practice array, sorting, searching, and function overloading. Write a program to help you organize your To-Do List organized. The program will get a month worth of To-Do tasks from a file and print it out in the ascending order by the value of day. Each To-Do task include the day (int) and the thing to do (string). The data type of the To-Do task is: typedef struct ToDoTask { int day; string task; }; Your program will: • In the main() function:

• Step1: Create a container list . (ref to listBookShelf.cpp and cplusplus.com) (5 pts)

• Step2: Call a void function: loadList() with two parameters. The first parameter is the list created from step1 (this parm should be passed by reference). The second parameter is a string which is provided from the command line. The function will i. read in event/appointment from the data file provided through the parameter into the task field. A sample data file might look like: Meet Cindy for group study Dinner with my family Diner with Dian at Golden Coral @6:00 pm Finish take home test and submit by 9:00 am Note: You are expected to create your own data file (with at least 10 records) . For testing purpose, just use any text file and pretending they are daily tasks. You must type the file name on the command prompt (by passing it to argv). ii. Use rand() function to generate a correspondent “day” ranging from 1-31. We will simplify this program by using 1 – 31 only. Do not worry about the months that has less than 31 days. iii. There is no need to keep track the size of the input data. Container list knows its size automatically. (10 pts)

• Step3: Call a void function: printList() with one single parameter (the container list declared in main()). (5 pts) The function will (all output should be descriptive) i. Create an iterator object and loop from the begin to end. ii. In the loop, the function will print all events in the toDo list

• Step4: Sort the list with a user defined comparing function. (5 pts)

• Step5: Call the printList() again to print the sorted list of events. (5 pts)